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Rupee Falls Just 0.7% Despite 20% Surge in Crude Oil Prices; RBI Support and Capital Inflows Cushion Pressure
Rupee Falls Just 0.7% Despite 20% Surge in Crude Oil Prices; RBI Support and Capital Inflows Cushion Pressure
Renewed US-Iran conflict pushes crude oil prices higher, keeping the rupee under pressure and rattling Indian financial markets. Highlights India’s currency remained under pressure on Thursday as the rupee opened flat at 95.55 against the US dollar, reflecting renewed concerns over rising global crude oil prices following an escalation in...
Currency gains further as lower oil prices and easing Middle East tensions boost investor sentiment Highlights The Indian rupee opened 10 paise higher against the US dollar on Tuesday, extending its recent gains as investors assessed the implications of the emerging US-Iran peace framework and its potential impact on global...
Highlights: New Delhi, June 10: The Indian rupee started Wednesday’s trading session on a weaker note, opening 19 paise lower at 95.54 against the US dollar compared to its previous close of 95.35. The domestic currency remained under pressure amid a subdued global risk environment, persistent foreign fund outflows, and...
Key Highlights The Indian rupee posted a strong recovery during trading on June 5 after the Government of India announced the removal of capital gains tax on investments in government securities made by foreign institutional investors (FIIs). The policy move, designed to attract overseas capital and improve investor sentiment, comes...
The Indian rupee slumped 19 paise to open at 95.45 against the US dollar on Wednesday, 3 June 2026, pinned down by a toxic mix of surging crude oil prices, aggressive foreign capital outflows, and a sweeping risk-off sentiment across Asian currency markets. Gulf Tensions Spook Global Markets Investor confidence...
Key Highlights Indian stock markets are expected to remain highly volatile this week as investors closely track a combination of domestic policy decisions, global geopolitical developments, crude oil price movements, foreign investor activity, and currency fluctuations. The benchmark indices ended last week sharply lower, with the Sensex falling over 1,000...
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